85grain
85 grain is a designation used to describe the weight of a firearm bullet. A grain is a unit of mass equal to 1/7000 of a pound, and 85 grains is about 5.5 grams. In ammunition labeling, bullet weight is a primary factor affecting velocity, recoil, trajectory, and terminal performance.
Bullets weighing 85 grains are used in several centerfire rifle calibers and are considered a mid-range weight
85-grain bullets are produced in multiple jacket styles to suit different applications, including full metal jacket
Reloading considerations include selecting appropriate powder charges, seating depths, and primers for 85-grain projectiles. Handloaders should